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===Meteoric Iron===
===Meteoric Iron=== <!--T:17-->
{{Item
{{Item
|Name=Meteoric Iron Ingot
|Name=Meteoric Iron Ingot
|Image=File:Ingot-meteoriciron.png
|Image=File:Ingot-meteoriciron.png
|Stackable=16
|Stackable=16
|SmeltTemp=1488
|SmeltTemp=1476
|SmeltDuration=30
|SmeltDuration=30
|RequiresContainer=Yes
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Meteoric Iron can be found in meteoric crash sites in the form of Meteoric Iron blocks. Crash sites can be identified as slight indentions in the landscapes, sometimes surrounded by suevite stones and  meteoric iron pieces similar to surface metal bits. One crash site can have one or more meteoric iron blocks, the player might need to dig down through a dirt layer to find the surrounding [[Suevite]] rocks around the meteoric iron blocks.
Meteoric Iron can be found in meteoric crash sites in the form of Meteoric Iron blocks. Crash sites can be identified as slight indentions in the landscapes, sometimes surrounded by suevite stones and  meteoric iron pieces similar to surface metal bits. One crash site can have one or more meteoric iron blocks, the player might need to dig down through a dirt layer to find the surrounding [[Suevite]] rocks around the meteoric iron blocks.


To mine meteoric iron, an iron pickaxe or better is required. Similar to iron, meteoric iron can only be smelted in a [[bloomery]], however it does not produce a bloom and instead results directly in a finished meteoric iron ingot. Two pieces of meteoric iron are needed for every meteoric iron ingot.
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To mine meteoric iron, an iron pickaxe or better is required. Similar to iron, meteoric iron can only be smelted in a [[bloomery]], however it does not produce a bloom and instead results directly in a finished meteoric iron ingot. Two pieces of meteoric iron are needed for every meteoric iron ingot.<br>
Meteoric Iron can only be worked on a tier 3 anvil, meaning you will need at least an iron anvil to be able to work meteoric iron ingots.
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==Steel Types==
==Steel Types== <!--T:19-->
===Blister Steel===
===Blister Steel===
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===Steel===
===Steel=== <!--T:20-->
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| Bismuth || 271 °C || Tier 3 Tools, Alloy
| Bismuth || 271 °C || Tier 3 Tools, Alloy
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| Titanium|| 1668 °C || Tier 3 [[Steel Making|refractory furnace]]. One chunk of ilmenite can be pulverized to receive one powdered ilmenite - rich and bountiful chunks produce two powdered ilmenite.
| Titanium|| 1668 °C || Tier 3 [[Steel Making|cementation furnace]], not used for ingots or metal working yet
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|[[File:Ingot-platinum.png]] || Platinum ||1770 °C
|[[File:Ingot-platinum.png]] || Platinum ||1770 °C
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|[[File:Ingot-rhodium.png]] || Rhodium ||??? °C
|[[File:Ingot-rhodium.png]] || Rhodium ||None
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|[[File:Ingot-uranium.png]] || Uranium||??? °C
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|[[File:Nugget-pentlandite.png|100px]] || Nickel||??? °C
|[[File:Ingot-uranium.png]] || Uranium||None
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